Why was Hiroshima the site of a U.S. nuclear attack in 1945, replacing the Japanese industrial city of Kakura?

Tokyo, August 6, 2020, Wednesday

The two cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki have always been named for the Gozari incident of atomic bombings. The two cities were devastated by the US dropping two atomic bombs, Little Boy and Fat Man, in the final stages of World War II. The world today is reaping the benefits of nuclear energy, but the devastation of Hiroshima and Nagasaki made the world realize how ugly nuclear energy is. The US nuclear attack killed more than 200,000 innocent Japanese citizens. Those who were injured in the nuclear attack were in such a bad situation that the dead considered themselves lucky. The nuclear attack marked the end of World War II and the beginning of the devastation of Japan.

Why did the US drop a nuclear bomb on Hiroshima?

American planes did not target Nagasaki and Hiroshima in plain air strikes during World War II. So the US had already decided to drop nuclear bombs on these two cities. US President Harry Tomein gave the green light to the covert operation, as the Japanese military base in Hiroshima was likely to be the first target to strike a fatal blow because the Japanese military was supplied only from the port of Hiroshima. The US B-9 plane took off at 2 am with 12 people on board.

Morris Gypsy, along with his colleague Dick Parson, designed the Little Boy Bomb by plugging in four large explosion bombs. The bomb was loaded into a B-3 fighter jet and dropped by parachute. Due to the tremendous force that exploded at an altitude of 30 meters from the ground, a large pit of 10 sq km area fell. A cloud of 12 sq km was formed in the atmosphere. The pilot of the plane, Colonel Paul W. Tibet's Little Boy, fled with a vertical tail after being thrown. The bomber struck shortly after 9:15 a.m. in Hiroshima, the last morning for millions of citizens.

Why was the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima called Little Boy?

The city of Hiroshima was engulfed in flames as an atomic bomb exploded. For three days in a row, smoke billowed from the fire. Between 30,000 and 40,000 people died instantly. A total of 1.2 million people were killed in the Hiroshima blast. Even today, this Japanese city has not forgotten Karun Vibhishika even after 20 years. The bomb was named Little Boy after US President Roosevelt.

Fatman victimized Nagasaki in place of Kakura

It is also a coincidence that after the devastation in Hiroshima, it was now Nagasaki, Japan. Its total weight was 2040 kg. The bob was named Fatman after Vincent Churchill. The Fatman was supposed to land on the Japanese industrial city of Kakura, but the atmosphere in the city sky was overcast. Secondly, the Japanese anti-aircraft guns were also firing.

The B-3 plane was also running out of fuel as it hit Kakura's anta ferra. Finally, as per the instructions given by Captain Leonard Chesher, the plane flew over the Kakura border at 9 am and flew to another destination, Nagasaki. At 11 a.m., 2,000 people were killed when an atomic bomb was dropped on a plane at 2 p.m. The boats of the sailors operating the boats began to burn. In a city surrounded by hills, people know what has happened. Before that, death was on the way.

US President Harry Truman said - the Japanese will now know what an atomic bomb is.

US President Harry Truman has announced that US aircraft have dropped bombs on Hiroshima, wreaking havoc on the enemy front. The bomb had a capacity of 20 TNT. We have now found a revolutionary weapon that will greatly strengthen our military. We are building an even more powerful bomb at a cost of 3 billion. After the attack on Nagasaki, another Japanese city, on August 6, the US President said that the Japanese must now know what a nuclear bob is. If Japan surrenders now, it will attack other military bases and kill thousands. Indeed, Japan was forced to surrender as it could not bear the brunt of two atomic bombs.